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If a Ukrainian is going to go to Russia, which side requires a PCR test and grounds for entry? Should this be presented to the Ukrainian or Russian side?
If a Ukrainian is going to go to Russia, which side requires a PCR test and grounds for entry? Should this be presented to the Ukrainian or Russian side?
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The Ukrainian side definitely doesn’t care if you leave with or without a test)
But, if you board a plane in Ukraine, then the test will be checked during check-in for a flight and baggage check-in.
But, if you board a plane in Ukraine, then the test will be checked during check-in for a flight and baggage check-in.
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answered 3 years ago
AND IF I CROSS THE BORDER BY CAR AND I AM A UKRAINIAN, WHICH SIDE, UKRAINIAN OR RUSSIAN, REQUIRES THE GROUND OF THE ENTRANCE?
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answered 3 years ago
The grounds for entry into Russia are required by the Russian side.
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answered 3 years ago
Who cares? Or you think that you will not be released with a negative test. Let's assume that they release only with positive. Then a person is not allowed into the Russian Federation and he returns. He is not allowed into Ukraine, since entry is only with a negative test. And the man in the transit zone...
Everything. I can’t build the logic of the process further ... Because it is not there when checking on the road.
Everything. I can’t build the logic of the process further ... Because it is not there when checking on the road.
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answered 3 years ago
And the logic of checking tests by airlines (in the case of air travel) is that the airline is responsible for the passenger, if he is wrapped at the border, she will have to carry such a passenger back at her own expense. Therefore, they check before boarding in order to avoid financial risks.
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answered 3 years ago
As I understand it, the entry of a Ukrainian in his car to Russia for the purpose of "tourism" is closed? I wanted to drive to the Crimea in July (((((((
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answered 3 years ago
Tourism to a Ukrainian in Russia is closed for the time being, regardless of the type of transport on which he will enter
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answered 3 years ago
But even if they flew, what difference does it make who checks. I showed the illogicality of the question by trying to build at least some kind of logic for the appearance of such a question.
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answered 3 years ago
prosto2000, well, I'm aware, so what?)) There are also connecting flights through other countries.
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answered 3 years ago
It's good to be aware.
And then you did not pay attention that the questioner immediately clarified - "AND IF YOU CROSS THE BORDER BY AUTO AND I AM A UKRAINIAN."
And they began to write about the airlines that are responsible. So I decided to go soft just in case.
"Connecting" flights are generally a separate coronavirus story.
By the way, there are many questions here according to this scheme - who, what and where checks. And these are real questions. I don't even dare to answer them. Unlike this question.
And then you did not pay attention that the questioner immediately clarified - "AND IF YOU CROSS THE BORDER BY AUTO AND I AM A UKRAINIAN."
And they began to write about the airlines that are responsible. So I decided to go soft just in case.
"Connecting" flights are generally a separate coronavirus story.
By the way, there are many questions here according to this scheme - who, what and where checks. And these are real questions. I don't even dare to answer them. Unlike this question.
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answered 3 years ago
prosto2000, since the author of the question himself has not decided on what he should enter ("and if"), then why are we going to think for him?
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answered 3 years ago
So you took it and thought of it with an opus about the responsibility of airlines.
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answered 3 years ago
prosto2000, In what sense did you think of it? Ask the airlines, they are responsible for the availability of the necessary documents for entry.
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answered 3 years ago
I'm not talking about airline liability. Everyone who has flown to a visa country at least once knows this.
I mean that on the basis of one word "if" you gave a detailed answer about airlines. This is what I called "they took it and thought it out." It's like with your "awareness of the scale of Ukrainian "tourism" to Russia. "They took it and thought it out."
I mean that on the basis of one word "if" you gave a detailed answer about airlines. This is what I called "they took it and thought it out." It's like with your "awareness of the scale of Ukrainian "tourism" to Russia. "They took it and thought it out."
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answered 3 years ago
))) prosto2000, ek hooked you in another thread about guest workers.
A detailed reliable answer on the topic is always good. By the way, developing the topic - the airline is also responsible for checking the passenger's documents when flying to a visa-free country. For example, it checks the validity of a passport.
A detailed reliable answer on the topic is always good. By the way, developing the topic - the airline is also responsible for checking the passenger's documents when flying to a visa-free country. For example, it checks the validity of a passport.
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answered 3 years ago
Yes, it was not the migrant workers who hooked me, but an obvious logical error or manipulation of experts in the answers. And stubbornness to accept explicit arguments.
And what, someone asked about the validity of the passport when crossing the border? There are still a lot of nuances. Crossing by minors. A valid visa in an invalid passport. Travel ban by court order. Transit change in the absence of a visa. Is the weight of the luggage shared between several passengers, etc. etc.
And what, someone asked about the validity of the passport when crossing the border? There are still a lot of nuances. Crossing by minors. A valid visa in an invalid passport. Travel ban by court order. Transit change in the absence of a visa. Is the weight of the luggage shared between several passengers, etc. etc.
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answered 3 years ago
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